Calgary Herald
🏢 Postmedia
📍 AB
May 21, 2026
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Peace officers increasing pet licensing enforcement this spring
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Sergeant Mel Parkinson and rottweiler mix Navin, who's available for adoption through the city of Calgary's Animal Services Centre, enjoy the warm weather on Thursday, May 21, 2026. Devon Dekuyper/Postmedia Article content The City of Calgary will be cracking down on pet licensing this spring as warmer weather brings more pets and their owners outdoors. Article content The licensing blitz will focus on both awareness and enforcement, with the goal of ensuring pets are protected, said Sergeant Mel Parkinson of Calgary Community Safety. Article content Article content “If your pet ever gets loos…
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